Buckingham Research downgrades WW Grainger (NYSE: GWW ) from Buy to Neutral with a $10 price target. 
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Buckingham Research downgrades Neenah Paper (NYSE: NP ) from Buy to Neutral. 
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An analyst at Buckingham Research issued a downgrade on shares of PF Chang's China Bistro (Nasdaq: PFCB ) about an hour ago 
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In late morning trading, Ecolab's shares (NYSE: ECL) were down $198, or 45 percent, to $4180 Ecolab, which develops and markets cleaning, sanitizing and pest elimination products and services, attributed its earnings gains in the quarter to new account gains, pricing, cost savings actions and favorable raw material comparisons John Roberts, an analyst at The Buckingham Research Group in New York who follows the company, maintained his $54 per share price target and his buy rating on the stock Roberts said the company's underlying sales are essentially stable, as significant declines in markets such as restaurants and hotels has been offset by gains in market share 
Share:  In late morning trading, Ecolab's shares (NYSE: ECL) were down $198, or 45 percent, to $4180 Ecolab, which develops and markets cleaning, sanitizing and pest elimination products and services, attributed its earnings gains in the quarter to new account gains, pricing, cost savings actions and favorable raw material comparisons<span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">John Roberts</span>, an analyst at The Buckingham Research Group in New York who follows the company, maintained his $54 per share price target and his buy rating on the stock</span> Roberts said the company's underlying sales are essentially stable, as significant declines in markets such as restaurants and hotels has been offset by gains in market share...In late morning trading, Ecolab's shares (NYSE: ECL) were down $198, or 45 percent, to $4180 Ecolab, which develops and markets cleaning, sanitizing and pest elimination products and services, attributed its earnings gains in the quarter to new account gains, pricing, cost savings actions and favorable raw material comparisons<span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">John Roberts</span>, an analyst at The Buckingham Research Group in New York who follows the company, maintained his $54 per share price target and his buy rating on the stock</span> Roberts said the company's underlying sales are essentially stable, as significant declines in markets such as restaurants and hotels has been offset b Tweet this 

Shares of Boeing (NYSE: BA ) are trading in negative territory today despite an earlier upgrade from an analyst over at Buckingham Research 
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Group 1 Automotive Inc is the most reliant on Toyota and Lexus luxury brand sales, according to Joseph Amaturo , an analyst with the Buckingham Research Group 
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Group 1 Automotive Inc is the most reliant on Toyota and Lexus luxury brand sales, according to Joseph Amaturo , an analyst with the Buckingham Research Group 
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The offer runs through February Ford is offering $1,000 rebates through March 1 to owners of Toyota, Lexus, Scion, Honda and Acura vehicles who trade in a 1995 or newer model Toyota's US market share may decline by 2 percentage points to 4 percentage points because of negative publicity, Joseph Amaturo , an analyst at Buckingham Research Group in New York, said in a note to investors yesterday 
Share:  The offer runs through February Ford is offering $1,000 rebates through March 1 to owners of <span class="company">Toyota</span>, Lexus, Scion, Honda and Acura vehicles who trade in a 1995 or newer model<span class="sent"> <span class="company">Toyota</span>'s US market share may decline by 2 percentage points to 4 percentage points because of negative publicity, <span class="analyst">Joseph Amaturo</span> , an analyst at Buckingham Research Group in New York, said in a note to investors yesterday</span>...The offer runs through February Ford is offering $1,000 rebates through March 1 to owners of <span class="company">Toyota</span>, Lexus, Scion, Honda and Acura vehicles who trade in a 1995 or newer model<span class="sent"> <span class="company">Toyota</span>'s US market share may decline by 2 percentage points to 4 percentage points because of negative publicity, <span class="analyst">Joseph Amaturo</span> , an analyst at Buckingham Research Group in New York, said in a note to investors yesterday</span> Tweet this 

A spokesman, Mike Goss , said he didn't know how much production would be lost at five plants Market Share Along with the Camry and Corolla, last week's Toyota recall covers the Avalon sedan and Matrix hatchback; RAV4, Highlander and Sequoia sport utility vehicles; and Tundra pickups Also included is the Pontiac Vibe, a version of the Matrix built at a joint Toyota GM plant until last year The models accounted for 56 percent of the automaker's US sales last year, said Koji Endo , managing director of Advanced Research Japan in Tokyo Toyota's US market share may decline by 2 percentage points to 4 percentage points because of negative publicity, Joseph Amaturo , an analyst at Buckingham Research Group in New York, said in a note to investors yesterday 
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The plan announced by President Obama last week would curtail high risk securities trading by commercial banks as well as their investments in hedge funds and private equity funds Analysts estimate that the proposal could slash earnings as much as 25% at a firm such as Goldman Sachs Group Inc Industrywide, the hit to revenue could easily be in the billions "Culturally and profit wise, this gets at what they do," Manny Korman, director of research at Buckingham Research Group in New York, said of the major Wall Street firms The industry may be justified in worrying Although administration officials stressed that they didn't want to hurt the ability of American banks to compete, experts said the proposal, if enacted, could change the face of the firms that were at the center of the financial crisis 
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